Ash-To-Mineral-Matter Correction In Coal Analyses* A Study Based Upon Coal-Ash Analyses

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Gilbert Thiessen
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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12
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1934

Abstract

THE purposes of this paper are (1) to show that the mineral matter content of coal is satisfactorily represented by the Parr formula; that is, Mineral matter = 1.08 Ash + 0.55 Total sulfur (2) to compare ash-to-mineral-matter ratios with factors by which ash values must be multiplied in order that dry, factor-times-ash-free values shall equal Parr unit coal values; (3) to examine such ash-correction factors and to compare them with similar factors corresponding to certain simplifications or modifications of the Parr formulas and (4) to show that ash-correction factors used for simplification in calculating approximate unit coal calorific values cannot be. correctly used for the conversion of other determined values in an analysis to the unit coal basis, but that each type of calculation requires separate treatment in simplification.
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APA: Gilbert Thiessen  (1934)  Ash-To-Mineral-Matter Correction In Coal Analyses* A Study Based Upon Coal-Ash Analyses

MLA: Gilbert Thiessen Ash-To-Mineral-Matter Correction In Coal Analyses* A Study Based Upon Coal-Ash Analyses. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1934.

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